Sentence examples for expense of diversity from inspiring English sources

We may shun risks and experiments as the new technology exerts subtle pressure for conformity at the expense of diversity, innovation, and vitality.

The most successful modern nation-states have often gained stability at the expense of diversity, driving out or even murdering their minorities on the road to peaceful coexistence with their neighbors.

This has reserved nearly all the seats in parliament for two big coalitions, the centre-left New Majority (to which the president, Michelle Bachelet, belongs) and the centre-right Alliance.The system has brought Chile stability at the expense of diversity.

"The plans play directly into the hands of larger corporations that prioritise mass-production of monoculture seed varieties, at the expense of diversity," José Bové, a Green member of the European Parliament from France, said in a statement.

"I've only lived in New York for seven years, but in that relatively short time I've seen this aspect of the city change dramatically, often at the expense of variety, diversity and quality".

An argument could be made that focusing on globally abundant but locally rare species could promote local diversity at the expense of global diversity since there are always limited resources available for conservation [10], [26], [31], [33].

If, however, locally derived species priorities do not reflect species' range-wide or global priorities, conservation actions may potentially have the undesired effect of promoting local species diversity (within political boundaries) at the expense of global diversity.

More generally, encouraging racial diversity in universities does not have to come at the expense of income diversity; both can be priorities for admissions committees.

One effect of the scarcity of slots has been for airlines to increase frequency to the most profitable destinations, at the expense of a diversity of destinations.

Williams put it to Hunt that the hiring of a black reporter and Asian journalist on the new-look Countryfile team meant the BBC had looked to "broaden the racial mix at the expense of other diversity considerations".

This sense of disconnect isn't helped by the widespread use of technology enabling so-called efficiencies of scale and conglomeration between companies that squeezes out small-scale farmers at the expense of food diversity, wildlife and the environment and rural economies, not to mention the resilience of agriculture itself.